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If Oregon were truly committed to "tax fairness ," they would stop taxing income earned by Clark County residents who work in Oregon. Since Clark County residents can neither vote nor use any state services, it's an unfair tax burden just for the "privilege" of driving on your roads. Clark County waives the sales tax for Oregonians who shop in our stores. I don't object to paying something for road usage, but income tax on our whole income seems excessive.

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